Chi Mumu is transported into a novel whose heroine has exactly the same name as her. She’s given an exceptionally difficult mission: win over the cold-blooded male supporting character and make him say “I love you” if she wants to return to the real world.
To avoid vanishing along with everything else in the novel, Chi Mumu goes all in on seducing him. But the man is colder than an iceberg and couldn’t care less about her every coy, flirtatious move.
In the end, Chi Mumu can only cling to Ling Chiyu’s leg and beg, “Third Young Master Ling, please just say you love me.”
Ling Chiyu replies, “The young lady’s gone mad. Call the psychiatric department.”
Years later, Ling Chiyu confesses with a wedding ring in hand. At last, he says “I love you,” only for Chi Mumu to laugh dismissively. “Third Brother, I only love myself now.”
Someone asks Ling Chiyu what three things he most wants to do in life.
“Three things,” he replies. “Eat, sleep…”
“Beat Dou Dou?”
“No.” His gaze full of affection, the man looks at the little girl in the distance, beset by a troop of monkeys, and smiles warmly. “Love Mumu!”
